The Dutch capital’s main means of public transportation will observe a minute of silence on the 75th anniversary of the ‘February Strikes,’ which protested the Nazi round up of Dutch Jewish males.

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Dutch police dispersed people from the streets of Amsterdam after a tram was set on fire on Monday. The capital has been ...

Sunset trams roll through Amsterdam’s historic streets in this evening walking tour through the Netherlands capital, showing a blue tram moving across brick roads, classic Dutch facades, bicycles, ...

When purchasing new trams, PRO Amsterdam, Denk, D66, and Bij1 want GVB to no longer choose the Spanish company CAF. The ...

Gestapo was charged 10 guilders per passenger car by city’s transport company which was still trying to recover unpaid money as late as 1947 James Crisp is The Telegraph’s Europe Editor. He has ...

Tram traffic in the Dutch capital will grind to a halt in commemoration of a general strike orchestrated 75 years ago in protest of Nazi persecution of Jews. Amsterdam’s tram network — the city’s ...